Press Pass | Jaguars Players Talk Week 2 Outlook, Game-By-Game Mentality
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The Jacksonville Jaguars Official Podcast Network
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How do the Jaguars prepare for the noise and communication challenges in a loud stadium?
Yeah, I mean, these loud games, especially this one, we know this one's going to be crazy loud because we did it last year. Preparation-wise, I think it's the intentionality of your communication and your cadence and listening in the huddle, being in tune in the huddle. Typically, I always look at the defense, but today I was trying to remember to look at Trevor because it's loud, so I look at him so I can watch him talk. and like see his mouth moves so it helps you hear it in the huddle. So instead of just being there looking away, I was trying to do that. Even though I can hear him in practice if I'm looking away, but trying to remind myself to do stuff like that. Those are the little things that kind of carry over.
Making the calls to the left and to the right, I can't just get up there and just look forward and say it. We have to make sure it's communicated. How
hard is it to make a statement after you already made one in Denver last year to do it again this upcoming game?
What do you
mean by
statement?
Like a statement game you guys had in Denver last year, trying to repeat that statement game, coming back with a win and proving yourselves not just a small market team, so to say.
Yeah, I wouldn't say we're trying to repeat that. I wouldn't say that that game really has a ton to do with this game. I mean, we're going to look at it, we're going to study it, and I think upstairs between the coaches, our coaches and their coaches, can be a little bit of a chess match to it, but that's not our job as players to figure out. Our job is to trust that game plan, which we do, and then execute it to the best of our ability. So... It's never, you know, it's always going to be about the next game. If we were the one by 100 or lost by 100 this last week, like this game is a fresh week, brand new slate, ready to rock. And we know we got a great opponent in an unbelievable environment. That's kind of what you, this makes it fun.
You know, this is the things that you get to do when you play in the NFL. So we're going to have an awesome, awesome environment to prepare for. It's going to be loud. The fans are going to be rocking. We've been there. We've done that. So we know we're prepared for it and we can get prepared for it.
This past week, you were the only offensive lineman returning to a position that they had played the previous year. Were you surprised with how clean of an operation you guys had last Sunday? No,
I'm not surprised because it's a testament to those guys in the room. I think that's the standard and the expectation. Everyone takes it upon themselves to bring that up, to rise to the occasion, whatever that may be. Everyone who was in had played a lot of football. minus email and he did a really great job too so I'm super proud of him the way he his composure his physicality the way he played I thought he did a really good job so those are things we've got to work on throughout camp that we talked about that we knew was going to be an issue and like I said before we had we all had a lot of reps together maybe not at that exact configuration but by the end of camp it kind of was so
Why is the offensive line’s chemistry and repetition important for Week 2?
We were getting rep after rep after rep. We know each other really well. We're very close in the offensive line room, and I think that also adds to it. That helps. Does it surprise you when he's
going left sometimes where he's able to pass the ball and how far he's able to throw it? I mean, I wouldn't say it surprises me now, seeing that he's done it a couple times. But I definitely, I mean, it's definitely like, Seeing it is definitely like,
that
was a great throw. I mean, I wouldn't say it surprised me, but it's definitely like still shocking a little bit to see him go out there and actually do it. Shows how strong the arm is, right? Because he's not really able to set the feet. Yeah, for sure. Like the one to Parker last year against the Jets. Yeah, for sure. I mean, he had two of those, the one to Parker and the one to Tim. Really almost the same play. And just coming out there, doing it again, throwing it to Jacoby, I mean, it just shows how much work he put in.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
How do the Jaguars prepare for the noise and communication challenges in a loud stadium?
0:00–2:30
2
Why is the offensive line’s chemistry and repetition important for Week 2?
2:30–5:08
3
What makes Trevor Lawrence’s left‑side throws so effective in practice?
5:08–7:08
4
How does the team plan to carry the “statement game” momentum to Mile High?
7:08–8:54
5
What mental tricks do players use to thrive in hostile road‑game environments?
8:54–10:41
6
How did the Jaguars evaluate and improve their run game after Week 1?
10:41–13:27
7
What off‑season habits are players adopting to become better each week?
13:27–15:49
8
What is the week‑by‑week strategy for adjusting to different opponents?
15:49–17:48
Speakers
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